ls and external dependencies which we don't
control.
Just my 0.02.
Cheers,
Rob
On 10/26/2013 03:00 AM, Peter Kümmel wrote:
> Hi Rob,
>
> did you make any progress? What is the current status of the code,
> and what is your plan? Is someone still working on it?
>
> If current state is not too "hopeless" I would also work on it.
>
> Peter
Hi
Hey all,
I'm in the process of merging this code into the LyX codebase.
I'll push what I have as soon as I have a chance.
(Probably tomorrow or Saturday.)
Rob
kboard so that we can move to the next phase of the
project.
Hope your classes on going well.
Cheers,
Rob
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On Thu, May 9, 2013 at 10:52 AM, Richard Heck wrote:
I just had a look at those. He had an XML parser here:
http://www.lyx.org/trac/browser/lyxsvn/lyx-devel/branches/personal/larsbj/xml/src/support/xmlparser.h?rev=19478
but it appears to be based upon xmlpp, which I cannot get to compile
on
e salient question, though, is where the update should happen. Right
now we recreate the toc model and related classes on every update. Is
the toc model the best place, or would it be better to try and handle it
in WorkAreaManager, or GuiBufferDelegate, ...
Thoughts?
Cheers,
Rob
nclude
> that part in my proposal? But Rob said we are using signals/slots;
> it's just the type of signals that is not clear (if I'm understanding
> him correctly). Could you clarify a little bit?
I apologize for the radio silence, I'm still struggling to get my
project wrap
code
from Launchpad in it. I'm now trying to figure out where the best place
to stash it might be.
Cheers,
Rob
u to email me (off-list) a set of times when you might be
available?
Cheers,
Rob
or five million.
Perhaps the other mentors have suggestions as well?
Cheers,
Rob
t might be useful in the
future as we attempt to explain to others how LyX works.
(After the first week or two, it's more appropriate to have larger
milestones.)
# Conclusion
I will respond to the other points in your email as soon as I can. In
the meantime, you may want to contact Abdel and get his input about
QObject in the core.
Cheers,
Rob
Hi Sanjeev,
On Tue, 2013-04-23 at 00:57 +0530, sanjeevkumar shetty wrote:
> I searched for your IRC Channel, I couldnt get it, Please help me to
> get it, so that i can specify myself and about my project(advanced
> find and replace). I want to utilize my knowing knowledge for it and
> also i lov
hat you
have in mind, though. Clipping texts into cards is pretty
self-explanatory, but how would you see the outline developing? When you
say "independent of what is in the text", what do you mean? Would you
advocate having a completely separate outline pane, untied to the
underlying structure? Or something of hybrid, where some outline nodes
are tied to the structure of your writing, and others are not?
Cheers,
Rob
.di.ens.fr/~baghdadi/TXT_blog/5_advices_to_get_your_proposal_accepted.lyx.html
which has several pieces of advice for writing a strong proposal.)
# Conclusion #
As I said before, I'm looking forward to working with you and sincerely
hope that your project will be approved. Discussing the
ignal/slot mechanism for communicating updates to the view.
In the case of the outline view and underlying TOC model, it wouldn't be
necessary to scan for changes, and would provide a nice speed boost to
the editing experience.
Would such a project be too ambitious?
Cheers,
Rob
ns asking
questions, submitting code for review, and experimenting. Everyone knows
that you are still finding your way, but with that said, we all are.
Your contribution is not going to hurt an active project. Many eyes will
look it through before it ends up in the master repository. Code with
confidence.
Cheers,
Rob
On Wed, 2013-04-17 at 07:32 +0200, Liviu Andronic wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 4:30 AM, Ashley Shan
> wrote:
> Rob correct me if I'm wrong, but I think this was part of the original intent.
Yes, and has been implemented. It needs some cleanup, but that should be
relative
would be wonderful. I've had full intentions for refining the
existing code and releasing an update, but have not had time to do so.
If you are interested in exploring your own ideas, though, I am happy to
discuss those further as well.
Cheers,
Rob
PS, more to follow.
f info below.
>
> Current status of related native LyX export functionality is:
> 3) LyX->ePUB
>Not done at all. 2. needs to be tweaked to get 3.
>Contact not completely clear to me, several people have been around
>this (Rob/Liviu/perhaps Richard?).
I apologize for b
se really is? The other day I saw someone using it to take
notes in a class, and I was elated. It's the first time I've seen
someone using it "in the wild" where I hadn't introduced them to the
program.
Cheers,
Rob
SpellChecker.h and .cpp, but that caused the
system to complain that they weren't there.
How can I tell the build system to ignore ASpell support?
(I'm using cmake to create the make files.)
Cheers,
Rob
it
version, and it's been handling XHTML output from both very well.
I still need to work on using HTML from elyxer. Not all of the metadata
that LyXHTML uses is present, which results in an incomplete Table of
Contents and contents.opf file.
Cheers,
Rob
packaging and the development of some extensions I've been
dong on Launchpad).
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Rob
example (I've only included the parent. Let me know if you want me
to send you a child.)
Cheers,
Rob
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ort for splitting
files at chapters or parts and I just didn't get all of the updates?
If this behavior isn't intended, we might want to look at changing it.
In general, there should only be a single "body" tag in XHTML documents.
Some ePub validators won't validate the document when it has more.
Cheers,
Rob
with the "canonical"
developer sources, that would be a wonderful thing. (Even if most of the
development is happening in git.)
Cheers,
Rob
o make it work
correctly. It's also a larger problem set that I want to right now. Once I've
got the Word import working, including track changes and notes (and probably
maths, too), I'll be more willing to come back and take a look at it.
But as I said earlier, if there's someone who would like to jump on board and
work with Word export (lyx2word), I'll be happy to coordinate and work with
them, too.
Cheers,
Rob
please let me know. (Mostly so I can
fix the problems.)
Cheers,
Rob
;inputfile.docx" "outputfile.lyx"
Is there any way to look at the debug output to try and track what might
be causing the error.
Cheers,
Rob
head
around them, I thought I would ask.
Cheers,
Rob
uld be supported would be very
nice. Hearing your opinions about doc support (versus only docx support) would
also be very helpful.
Cheers,
Rob
On Feb 2, 2012, at 8:55 AM, Richard Heck wrote:
> On 02/01/2012 03:11 PM, Xu Wang wrote:
>> Hey Rob, that sounds like quite a nice project you have in mind!
>>
>> My two cents: it's not worth carrying it out if you can't get the math to
>> import somewh
es"?
5. Just how important do you consider "round-tripping" a document,
e.g., going from LyX to Word and back to LyX.
6. Is there anyone who might be interested in collaborating on this?
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Rob Oakes
One of the
input formats is HTML/XHTML. It would probably be pretty easy to add a
converter for it.
Cheers,
Rob
d for mingw64?
Alternatively, are there any instructions for how to compile them from
source?
I looked briefly at a few of the source packages (libiconv and libintl),
and it looked like they required autotools (which I suppose would also
need msys and all that). Any ideas would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Rob
On 1/9/2012 3:03 PM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> Le 09/01/12 19:19, Rob Oakes a écrit :
>> I've tried to Google the source of this error, but can't figure it. The
>> code compiles fine on Mac OS X, Linux, and 32 bit Windows mingw.
>> Moreover, there are templates
<<(LyXErr &, std::string const &);
LyXErr & operator<<(LyXErr &, docstring const &);
I've tried to Google the source of this error, but can't figure it. The
code compiles fine on Mac OS X, Linux, and 32 bit Windows mingw.
Moreover, there are templates for const char *, and char * so I don't
understand why it's not happy. The version of gmake is 3.82, the version
of the compiler is 4.5.4.
Is there something obvious that I'm missing?
Cheers,
Rob
ain.
3.) Remain as open as possible, meaning that we don't tie users to a
specific service. Using a generic solution, like Jabber would be ideal.
(Though running a server through LyX.org might be a good way to raise
funds for LyX development.)
Cheers,
Rob
On Dec 15, 2011, at 10:48 AM, Richard Heck wrote:
>> While working on the HTML5 definitions I mentioned in the previous message,
>> I had another question about the XHTML output. Is there a way to suppress
>> div tags within InsetLayout insets? Frequently, I'm finding that the LyX
>> XHTML wil
make the
output a little cleaner?
Cheers,
Rob
PS, I'm working with trunk from SVN.
feeding it and defaults to .
Strangely, though, it uses the HTMLInnerTag that I specify. Any thoughts would
be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Rob
html Günter
I agree, most users shouldn't know whether the book is ePub 1, 2, or 3.
For most readers, as long as we provide CSS for the elements, they will
render correctly. (That is the beauty of XHTML/HTML5.) They won't get
all of the benefits of an HTML5 reader, but neither will it destroy the
experience.
Cheers,
Rob
f file. One could more generally allow for
> conversion, though maybe we do not need to do that at the beginning.
Also really excited about and that everything seems to be coming together so
well. Really cool!
Cheers,
Rob
first test file ran
through without problems.
Any comments appreciated. Especially if he causes problems with what you're
planning.
Cheers,
Rob
PS, sorry for the deluge of emails. I found myself confused, which means I was
overlooking a relatively obvious solution.
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e inset paragraphs.
I've also looked into using pointers to the footlist object, but I'm not doing
something right because it keeps crashing LyX (probably due to access an object
that isn't available in memory).
Any ideas on where I might go from here?
Cheers,
Rob
name a type
ISO C++ forbids declaration of Paraminfo with no type
expected ';' before 'const
...
I haven't actually done anything yet, the #include statement is sufficient to
cause the errors. Any ideas on what might be causing this? I've tried to figure
it out, but I'm at a loss.
Cheers,
Rob
quot;. I was able to create the list in LaTeX features
without trouble, though.
I know very little about how LyX's validate methods work, though.
Cheers,
Rob
Hi Richard,
Just trying to implement the gathering of footnotes via std::list. I placed the
structure in the LatexFeatures header, however, I didn't see any way to access
LatexFeatures via OutputParams (e.g. op.features ...). Am I missing something
obvious?
Cheers,
Rob
like a less effective approach.
Anyway ... I'll continue work on collecting footnotes and send a patch a little
bit later today.
Cheers,
Rob
PS, on another note, I'm pretty excited about the export of splitting the HTML
file at the chapter or section level. Is there anything that
ist.front();
>footlist.pop_front();
>...
>// Something like this must be legal
>// I think this trick should simplify much of your code...
>xs << foot->InsetFootlike::xhtml();
I'll look into implementing this tonight. Having this stuff working for the
demo I'm doing tomorrow would be great
Cheers,
Rob
I'd appreciate any comments.
Cheers,
Rob Oakes
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sn't quite presentable, but definitely getting better. Please let me
know what you think.
I've also re-started work on the code to export a list of EndNotes. I'll try
and send patches for comment on those in the next few days.
Cheers,
Rob
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;ll try again the morning and see if it becomes any more clear.)
> If this fails we should probably fall back to writing it to the file header.
Good point. I'll make the change in the logic and send a new patch in the
morning.
Cheers,
Rob
if (needbg)
os << " background-color: "
<<
from_ascii(X11hexname(params().backgroundcolor))
<< ";\n";
os << "}\n\n";
}
}
os << "\n";
}
Cheers,
Rob
(And
getting it to support a broad range of CSS attributes would be some
serious work.)
Once I get the whole talk and demonstration finished, I'll post it. I
would be extremely appreciative to hear people's thoughts and feedback.
Cheers,
Rob
Hi Julien,
> In a module to prevent the automatic loading of subfig:
> Provide subfig 1
>
> Cheers,
> Julien
Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for. I can then add some code
to the preamble to point the subfigure and subtable to the appropriate
subfloat, and it should "Just Work." I love LyX
#x27;m not quite sure what the best way to fix it is (short of
preventing the package from loading).
Cheers,
Rob
ried recreating the user directory, to no effect and comparing the
modules in my SVN lib directory with those on LyX SVN. (I'm using the
LyX-Outline branch of code.) The codebases are identical.
Any idea what might be causing this problem?
Cheers,
Rob
Sent from Rob's Palm
On Oct 26, 2011, at 4:10 AM, Pavel Sanda wrote:
> are you willing to update the galleries?
> pavel
Yes. And post videos with audio and rework the layout of the page.
Right, after writing my last post, I decided to conduct a bit more online
research and came across the Visual Tour site. These are very nice, albeit
dated. In addition to working on updated video tutorials -- so that they use
2.0, include audio, etc. -- it might also be good to update the websit
output to the
experience, using LyX is a beautiful experience. (I also checked at the USPTO,
and Write Beautifully happens to be available.)
We don't necessarily have to use "Write Beautifully," but I do think it would
be nice to modify how we promote and brand LyX.
Any thoughts?
Cheers,
Rob
output to the
experience, using LyX is a beautiful experience. (I also checked at the USPTO,
and Write Beautifully happens to be available.)
We don't necessarily have to use "Write Beautifully," but I do think it would
be nice to modify how we promote and brand LyX.
Any thoughts?
Cheers,
Rob
ch?v=_bG-SXNX9Ww
Again, thanks for tackling this.
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Rob
ations for most of the Outline
enhancements I originally proposed for LyX. I just haven't had time to
sufficiently clean them up and submit code patches in bite sized intervals.
Cheers,
Rob
rs (for example Note 1.2, 2.2, 3.2, etc.)
Cheers,
Rob
> Rob Oakes has also done some work along these lines, but starting with
> LyX's internal XHTML export.
Yes, and still working on it. For plain vanilla books, LyX does a fantastic job
for exporting to XHTML (and from there to ePub). But there are a couple of
sticking points that aren
ty placeholders.
Is anyone else seeing this difficulty?
Cheers,
Rob
This is probably already known, but I'm getting Python configuration errors,
here is a traceback (using the most recent SVN version):
File
"/Users/RobOakes/Developer/LyX-Outline/LyX-Outline-Devel/lib/configure.py",
line 1351, in
LATEX = checkLatex(dtl_tools)
File
"/Users/RobOakes/Develo
d for creating .deb files.
Does anyone know where I can get a copy of this? I suppose it could come from
either the Ubuntu or the upstream debian folks.
Cheers,
Rob
e
found at:
https://code.launchpad.net/~lyx-outline-devel
To make these work, thy need to be updated (which can be done using a bzr merge
command) with the master SVN and have recipes written for them.
Cheers,
Rob
e been installed alongside one of the other packages
as a dependency.
But, I am back to compiling and hacking, which makes me happy.
Cheers,
Rob
l] Error 2
The process "/usr/bin/make" exited with code 2.
Error while building project lyx (target: Desktop)
When executing build step 'Make'
Any ideas how I might be able to fix these? Do we also include an internal
libiconv that I can set the compiler to look for?
Cheers,
Rob
have on my
machine, or if it defaults to LIBINTL=ON for all Mac users, but I thought that
I would let you know that I managed to get the build problems resolved :)
(Yes, a stupid thing to be proud about, but I've been tinkering with HTML stuff
and I'm back to being able to test it.)
Cheers,
Rob
ghts as to what I might be doing wrong? Do I need to change the
compilation flags? A quick Google search shows that Mac doesn't seem to ship
with libintl. Might the configuration on Mac OS X be reverting to the generic
Linux? (Sorry, cmake is mostly black magic to me.)
Cheers,
Rob
On May 4, 2011, at 2:50 PM, Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote:
> Probably not, but I don't understand the problem here. What are these
> branches about ?
They are packaging branches. Launchpad (Ubuntu's development website and
package management system) provides tools to import code from developer
On May 4, 2011, at 2:38 PM, Pavel Sanda wrote:
> Rob Oakes wrote:
>> The book I've been working on takes nearly 15 minutes to compile.\
> this looks horrible. what hardware and OS do you use?
Not looks, is horrible.
But, in LyX's defense, it's a very complicated
>> Again, I am not going to point the finger against something in particular.
>> I would like that major attention be paid to the increasead bloat with
>> respect to the benefits that come from a particular feature.
>>
>> As it is clear that I was against the export in thread/qprocess features,
>>
>> I was thinking of the "home" or "start" tab (or maybe just as a background
>> of the work area, instead of the LyX logo) where you can choose things like
>> "Create new presentation", "Create a letter", a list of recent documents,
>> link to option dialog, maybe an RSS feed, things like that
frastructure, though. Jumping
the hoops to link to a new git infrastructure would be a pretty major
undertaking. Continuing to pull from the existing SVN, though, if it were
mirrored to git-master, would be pretty trivial.
Would it be difficult to mirror development from git?
Cheers,
Rob
making use of a subset of git features. Completely clear now.
> You are free to add bzr integration into LyX :-)
I might just look into that. But I've already got an ambitious things I want to
add in the next year. Not sure I'm ready to sign up for any others ;)
Cheers,
Rob
ndow.
We might also consider reaching out to the design communities of one of the
Linux projects and see if they would be wiling to offer help in that effort.
Cheers,
Rob
Hi Enrico,
> I think that more attention should be put in the memory footprint. I have
> the impression that LyX is becoming a bloatware.
How so? Are you referring to just the memory imprint or the feature set as
well? (Bloatware means many things to different people.)
Cheers,
Rob
>> As a typical start of a new release cycle I want to poll
>> - what features are a must in the next release;
>
>> - what work do you think you will be doing;
>>
> Continued work on XHTML output, with Rob Oakes's help
+1
During the next year:
- Add sup
to PDF.
I understand this isn't perfect, but it will let you target both print and web
with the same text. It also lets you add other components to your web branch
that might not make sense in a print document or vice/versa.
Cheers,
Rob
> I'm happy to go with git, as long as we're all going to get this kind of help.
It sounds as though consensus is emerging. Would it be possible to have the the
git master branch mirrored into the existing SVN repository? This would make
it easy for those of us trying to maintain packages to ha
even one further. I'd like to see some sort of package system
for LyX which combines modules, document classes, and related styles into a
single archive that can be installed and uninstalled at will.
Cheers,
Rob
PS, not volunteering, just dreaming. I've got my plate stacked high with
outline and ePub tasks.
us to
include any modules in the LyX archive when exporting. That could go a very
long way to making document exchange easier. Nor do I think it would be very
difficult to implement ...
Cheers,
Rob
Though it's completely arbitrary, a six month release schedule might make
sense. Once a year for format changes, once a year for file formats? It seems
to have worked well for Ubuntu, KDE and Gnome ...
Cheers,
Rob
ment release.
That could get really complicated. The Banshee project follows a similar
development philosophy and it's very confusing. In terms of communicating with
users, and amongst ourselves, I think that our current development model (new
features in trunk) is vastly superior.
Cheers,
Rob
git repository, as
we do now? For the Ubuntu packaging, I'm planning on using Launchpad and then
automatically pulling updates from the SVN repository. Launchpad is set up on
Bazaar. Support for pulling new commits from SVN is much better than from Git.
(My initial experiments with the package branches this morning were disasters.)
Just my 0.02.
Cheers,
Rob
ted updates.
Today, I'll get the import started for the SVN branches. If you're still
interested in helping, you could sign up for a Launchpad account and apply for
membership to the LyX-Outline-Devel team that administers the existing PPA.
https://launchpad.net/~lyx-outline-devel
Cheers,
Rob
in XHTML. However, I want
regular footnotes for PDF (which will be used for print). (I'm not sure if
others are looking for that sort of fine-level control over their documents,
though.)
If you could take a look and provide any thoughts, it would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Rob
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e I've got all of the appropriate methods
implemented, will the new inset simply show up in the UI?
I haven't really started playing about XHTML and CSS constructs yet, I wanted
to get the C++ in place, and then I could begin to refine the output into
something that will work f
> On 2011-04-12, Richard Heck wrote:
>> On 04/12/2011 11:01 AM, Rob Oakes wrote:
>
>>> 1.) Is it possible to export footnotes at the end of a chapter as
>>> EndNotes? The style currently in use (which shows the note when you
>>> hover over it with the mo
links, I've got some time today, so I'll try and put together
a patch and send it to the list. If I can get it finished, is it too late to
try and get it in for 2.0?
Cheers,
Rob
3.) Is there a way to use numbered instances in the Index, e.g.
Subject 1 1, 2, 3
Where 1, 2, 3 all point to instances in the text?
Are these options that could be changed via styles in the layout, or would we
need to wait until 2.1 opens for commits?
Cheers,
Rob
d one of the compile switches,
but I haven't had much luck in finding which one. I also thought it might be
due to an older version of fontspec, so I updated to the latest version this
morning.
Neither option fixed the problem. In your case, is it disabled for all
documents or just new ones?
Cheers,
Rob
publishers.
Just my 0.02, though.
Cheers,
Rob
user base.
Many of the other projects who were accepted seem to have dedicated
marketing/promotion teams. Would it be worth trying to organize such an
endeavor for LyX? It might provide a great way for less code savvy types to
contribute to the project.
Cheers,
Rob
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